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Parole Board May Revoke Parole on Subsequent Drug Test if Positive

The Colorado appellate and Supreme Court agreed that parolees may have
their parole revoked only on subsequent, positive drug tests.

Former Colorado prisoner Alexander Whidden was released on mandatory parole
on October 24, 2000. As part of his parole he was required to provide urine
analysis (UA) samples for drug ...

 

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